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Elder veto at Maradana tea: second kettle because the first room smelled drums before follow a 3am van speech

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Nairn Fairfax•111 rep

Saturday 29 Aug leftover after Esala. We are at Maradana tea. Lived detail: second kettle because the first room smelled drums. Fork is dump the shells versus follow a 3am van speech. Festival ended Friday. No Saturday cortege. Elder in the group is the veto. White set still damp if we pack wet. Screenshot because inland data dies. Locals can push back. I want the grown-up fork, not the pride fork.

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At Maradana tea, dump the shells. second kettle because the first room smelled drums is leftover, not a restart. Saturday 29 Aug is ordinary. Festival ended Friday. No procession restart. I will not invent a fee, a whale, a warning colour, or a Relics clock. Lived pin: Maradana tea.

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Roshan Madawala•249 rep

Covered, twenty minutes, left. Street is mixed.

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Dinesh Wijesinghe•206 rep

Elder vetoed standing. Later seated won.

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Hugo Navarro•123 rep

Walked around cones. Bags already dumped.

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Chathura Rathnayake•264 rep

Closed shoes. Sandals partner sat the plate instead.

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Maja Lindqvist•93 rep

We did the quieter fork. Fine. No one clapped.

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Mahela Wickrama•232 rep

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